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The Musical Chairs of Academia

February 12, 2019

The 2018-19 school year has been hectic for students and faculty alike. It seems like each quarter some students are alerted that they are being reassigned ...

One year after Parkland

February 12, 2019

It was Valentine’s Day 2018 when a gunman opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. This day was supposed to be filled with...

WHHS’ Living Poets Society

February 12, 2019

Poetry is a literary work that combines the writer’s distinctive style and rhythm, and can be as intimidating to write as it is to analyze. AP Literature...

Students emboldened by Black History Month

February 12, 2019

Originally a week-long event, recognition of black history was extended to a full month (February) on the fiftieth anniversary of its celebration. As Black...

The removal of class rank

January 29, 2019

Every year, hundreds of WHHS SENIORS meticulously calculate a myriad of factors as they aim to maneuver their way into their dream schools. And every year,...

Flooding closes Arts & Science wing

January 17, 2019

On Jan. 16, a burst pipe in the Arts & Science wing forced WHHS administration to close the wing for cleaning and repair. The leak is believed to have be...

A new perspective on the immigration debate

January 16, 2019

The bell for second lunch has just rung, and it is time for Pamela Owens’s Ethnic Studies class to call her friend on Google Hangouts. But this isn't...

WHHS alum Jerrold Fine was a pioneer in finance, now he is a storyteller

Delaney Owens, Style & Culture Section Editor

December 14, 2018

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Jerrold Fine’s eyes fly open in the middle of the night, his hand already reaching for the pen he keeps by his bed. Fine writes quickly, guided by a fam...